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Now that the Splatoon 2 Global Testfire has come and gone, we noticed that there has been

some pretty significant changes to The Reef since the game's big reveal at the Switch

Presentation.

This isn't too surprising as the Splatoon developers are constantly tweaking the stages.

There are even locations from the first Splatoon trailer that never made it into the final

game and one of the levels, Urchin Underpass, was slightly reworked after the game's release.

Changes are in the DNA of Splatoon.

So let's take a look at what's different this time around.

The biggest and most obvious difference is the central bridge in The Reef.

Before it was just a series of wooden planks.

But now, it's no longer made of wood, been widened greatly, and features a wooden box

in the middle.

It has sides now too except for in the middle where players can quickly drop off the ledge.

In addition, there's a slight ramp on both sides that leads up to the bridge.

It's definitely a more complex feature of the level than what we saw before when even

a Curling Bomb could ink most of the bridge.

Naturally, the graffiti and stickers around the bridge has changed a bit as well and there

generally seems to be less of it.

But an even more minor change is back at the spawn point.

In the trailer, both the bike and the skateboard were propped up on the side.

In the Testfire, the skateboard is now lying down, allowing it to be inked.

Again it's not a massive change but it does leave us curious why it's different at all.

Now, we're not going to look at every bit of footage to see the minutiae of changes

made to the Reef.

But we can look at how the whole thing has been reworked thanks to Judd's tally.

And by overlaying one of our matches from the Testfire over it, we can see how different

it really is.

First of all, the entire location has gotten slightly bigger with the spawn points moving

back and two ramps leading down to where they were since before, the spawners were isolated

at their own height.

Other elements from the stage have been expanded to fit this new size.

This look also shows just how much the bridge grew and changed the area directly around

it with one of the trees being removed both to the north and south.

But there's more than just this landscape seeing change.

Even the city surrounding the Reef has been modified.

The buildings to the north have been removed completely to allow for the bigger arena size

just like another building to the east.

Except the L-shaped structure has been moved back to fill in for it.

Even the road is different with it being double lane now and getting rid of the nearby sidewalk

and grassy lane instead taking a more boardwalk appearance.

Heck, some of the buildings have even introduced alternative energy as they have solar panels

on the roof.

So we can see that quite a bit has been changed and reworked since The Reef was first shown

off.

What other tweaks could we see as Splatoon 2 continues its development?

We'll just have to keep a lookout in the meantime.

Thanks for watching and be sure to subscribe to GameXplain for more on Splatoon and other

things gaming as well.

For more infomation >> How Splatoon 2's "The Reef" Stage Has Changed in 2 Months (Switch Event VS Global Testfire) - Duration: 3:07.

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Thunderstorm watch issued for Monday night - Duration: 5:30.

NOW, YOUR WLKY WEATHER WITH

JAY CARDOSI.

JAY: SO FAR LATE ON THIS MONDAY

AFTERNOON, NOT MUCH SEVERE

WEATHER GOING ON, AT LEAST IN

THE LOUISVILLE AREA, BUT JUST

SOUTH OF INTERSTATE 64 FROM

BULLITT COUNTY AND POINTS OFF TO

THE SOUTH, WE'VE HAD SOME

SCATTERED STRONG STORMS, THE

MAJORITY OF THOSE HAVE BEEN

PRODUCING WIND GUSTS ON THE

ORDER OF 40-50 MILES AN HOUR AND

ALSO SOME HAIL.

PEA T MARBLE SIZED HAIL, IN

SOME CASES MAY BE ONE INCH IN

DIAMETER.

THIS PICTURE FROM RADCLIFFE'S

EARLIER TODAY IS THE STORM

BUBBLED UP ON TOP OF NORTHERN

HARDIN COUNTY.

THIS PICTURE I FROM MICHAEL

COX.

YOU CAN SEE WHAT LOOKS LIKE

MARBLE SIZE HAIL COVERING THE

GROUND, VERY REPRESENTATIVE AS

TO WHAT'S BEEN GOING ON FROM THE

HAIL PRODUCERS VIOLATE TODAY AND

MOST OF THOSE ACROSS THE

KENTUCKY SIDE OF THE OHIO RIVER.

THAT IS SELF OF LOUISVILLE.

KEEP IN MIND A SEVERE

THUNDERSTORM WATCH DOES GO UNTIL

11:0 TONIGHT, INCLUDING CLARK,

FLOYD, HARRISON, AND CRAWFORD

COUNTY IN SOUTHERN INDIANA AND

ALL OF T COMMONWEALTH, AT

LEAST OUR COUNTIES ACROSS THE

STATE OF KENTUCKY, INCLUDING THE

METRO, A POSSIBILITY FOR SOME

SCATTERED STRONG STORMS THE NEXT

COUPLE OF HOURS.

HERE'S WHAT'S GOING ON RIGHT NOW

AROUND LOUISVILLE.

YOU CAN SEE AROUND SOUTHERN

PORTIONS OF JEFFERSON COUNTY, OF

AROUND PROSPECT, SOME HEAVIER

DOWNPOURS BUT NO WARNINGS IN AND

AROUND THE METRO AS THIS TIME.

THE MORE ACTIVE WITH YOUR HAS

BEEN POSITION -- MORE ACTIVE

WEATHER HAS BEEN POSITION TO THE

SOUTHEAST AND WEST-SOUTHWEST

ACCOUNT.

YOU CAN SEE A COUPLE O CLUSTERS

, ONE FROM SOUTHEASTERN BULLITT

COUNTY INTO SECTIONS OF SPENCER

COUNTY IN KENTUCKY, ARCING UP TO

JUST EAST OF SHELBYVILLE.

TH SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING

GOES UNTIL 5:30 EASTERN DAYLIGHT

TIME.

THE STORM HAS BEEN PULSING,

PRODUCING HAIL THAT COULD BE

UPWARDS OF AN INCH IN DIAMETE,

AND ASIDE FROM THAT A MAJORITY

OF THE HAIL COMING OUT OF THIS

PARTICULARCELL IS PEA TO MARBLE

SIZE.

IT LOOKS LIKE A LITTLE MORE HAIL

AND SOUTHERN PORTIONS OF BULLITT

COUNTY.

THEN WE HAVE A WAVY LINE OF

STORMS, AND ONCE THIS WAVY LINE

WHICH IS NOW MOVING INTO OUR

WESTERN AND SOUTHWESTERN

COMMUNITY, ONCE THAT WAVY LINE

PASSES ACROSS ONE LOCATION, THAT

LOOKS TO BE IT WITH A SEVERE

WEATHER THREAT FOR THIS EVENING.

THIS WILL BE MOVING QUICKLY OFF

TO THE NORTHEAST.

RIGHT NOW STRETCHES ACROSS

RECKON RICH COUNTY, CLOSE TO

HARDINSBURG AND DOWN TO JUST

EAST AND NORTHEAST OF

LEITCHFIELD.

IN THIS WAY THE LINE O STORMS,

BEYOND THE LOOKOUT FOR WINDS

ALONG THE ORDER OF 40-50 MILES

PER HOUR, AND AGAIN, PEA TO

MARBLE SIZED HAIL.

WHEN THOSE STORMS TEND TO FLEX

UP A LITTLE BIT, THE HAIL COULD

GET A LITTLE BIT BETTER.

BUT WE DO HAVE SEVERE

THUNDERSTORM WARNINGS IN EFFECT

FROM BRECKENRIDGE, GRAYSON,

HARDEN, AND OHIO COUNTIES.

THAT GOES UNTIL 5:45 EASTERN

DAYLIGHT TIME.

THINGS MOVING QUICKLY ON TO THE

EAST-NORTHEAST.

BEHIND THAT LINE OF FORMS WE

HAVE LIGHT TO MODERATE RAIN THAT

WILL CONTINUE FOR A COUPLE OF

HOURS, BUT AGAIN, EVERYTHING

SHOULD BE COMING TO AN END OF

LITTLE BIT LATER ON.

HERE'S THE FUTURE OF CLOUDS ON

RADAR.

HERE WE ARE ABOUT 7:30 TONIGHT,

THE MAIN CLUSTER MOVING ACROSS

METRO, EXTREME SOUTHERN INDIANA

AND OFF TO THE SOUTH.

ONCE THAT MOVES THROUGH, BY 9:00

TONIGHT, WE ARE DONE.

WE WILL GET SOME SCATTERED

SHOWERS THROUGH MIDNIGHT BUT THE

SEVERE THREAT WILL BE WINDING

DOWN BY MID-EVENING.

THAT'S THE GOOD NEWS, THINGS

WILL TURN QUIET THROUGH THE

OVERNIGHT.

AS FAR AS LOW TEMPERATURES, IT'S

GOING TO BE COOL.

BY TOMORROW MORNING WE'RE

TALKING MIDDLE AND UPPER 50'S

AND 57 WILL GREET YOU HERE IN

THE METRO ON YOUR TUESDAY

MORNING.

TOMORROW DOES LOOK TO BE A DRY

DAY, IT JUST LOOKS LIKE WE WILL

SEE A LOT OF CLOUDS AND MAYBE A

LITTLE BIT OF BANNING OF THOSE

CLOUDS LATE AFTERNOON BUT BY

LARGE MOSTLY CLOUDY CONDITIONS.

THE TEMPERATURES WILL STILL BE

ON THE MILD SIDE FOR YOUR

TUESDAY AS WE HEAD FOR THE LOW

AND MIDDLE 60'S BY MID-TO LATE

AFTERNOON.

A HIGH OF 65 RIGHT HERE IN THE

METRO.

LET'S CHECK THE FORECAST, FOR

THE NEXT FEW HOURS, KEEP IN MIND

THE SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH

THAT GOES UNTIL 11:00 TONIGHT.

LOWER 70'S WILL PUSH BACK TO THE

60'S AS THE MAIN RAIN AND STORMS

MOVES ACROSS ANY ONE LOCATION.

THOSE COULD BE STRONG TO SEVERE,

THE PRIMARY THREAT OF WIND COULD

BE UP TO 50 MILES AN HOUR IN

SPOTS AND SOME HAIL AS WELL.

BY 10:00 TONIGHT, A MAJORITY OF

THE SHOWERS AND STORMS WILL BE

DIMINISHING.

THE SEVERE THREAT WILL PUSH WELL

OFF TO THE EAST.

SOUTH OF THE REGION WILL BE

ABOUT 59.

QUIET IN THE MORNING ALBEIT

CLOUDY WITH TEMPERATURES AROUND

57.

MIDDAY WE ARE UP TO 60 WITH LOTS

OF CLOUDS LINGERING.

THE FORECAST CALLS FOR A HIGH

TOMORROW OF 65.

WEDNESDAY 68, AND WE JUMPED TO

75 THURSDAY.

ANOTHER STORM THREAT MOVES IN

For more infomation >> Thunderstorm watch issued for Monday night - Duration: 5:30.

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Attempted multi-million dollar jewelry heist - Duration: 1:49.

BOCA RATON

TED: ECJ LUXE AT MIZNER PARK IS

KNOWN FOR IT'S EXPENSIVE

WATCHES, JEWELRY AND UNIQUE

GIFT

THEY ARE ALSO KNOWN THEIR

COLORFUL CUSTOMERS

BUT NOTHING LIKE THIS.

THIS IS PROBABLY NOT THE WAY

FATIMA MILA-NOVIC PLANNED TO

SPEND HER TIME IN PALM BEACH

COUNTY.

BOCA RATON POLICE ARRESTED HER

EARLIER THIS MONTH AFTER SHE WAS

ACCUSED OF TRYING TO STE

NEARLY $7 MILLION IN DIAMONDS.

>> I WAS SURPRISED FOR THE VAL

THEY WERE GOING AFTER, THEY

WOULD SEND SOMEONE LIKE THAT IN.

TED: BOBBY YAMPOLSKI IS THE

OWNER OF ECJ LUXE.

HE SAYS IT STARTED WHEN HE WAS

CONTACTED BY A PROSPECTIVE

DIAMOND BUYER FROM OVERSEAS.

>> WE WERE CORRESPONDING BACK

AND FORTH FOR ABOUT A MONTH

OFFERING THEM SEVERAL DIFFERENT

DIAMONDS THAT THEY WERE

THEY GAVE SPECIFICS ON WHAT THEY

WERE LOOKING FOR.

WE SHOWED THEM WHAT THEY HAD IN

STOCK AND THEY PICKED A FEW

STONES

TED: YAMPULSKI EVENTUALLY MET

MILA-NOVIC ON MARCH 18.

BUT HE SAYS THERE WERE RED

FLAG

HE BROUGHT HER TO THIS VAULT TO

INSPECT 11 DIAMOND RINGS, WORTH

$6.7 MILLION.

>> AFTER INSPECTING 8 OUT OF T

11, SHE SAYS OK, LET'S PACK THEM

UP.

SHE WAS VERY NERVOUS

SHE BRINGS OUT HER OWN PACKAGING

MATERIAL TO SEAL THEM, WHICH IS

ANOTHER RED FLAG.

WE USUALLY PACK THEM OUR OWN

MATERIAL.

TED: YAMPULSKI SAYS SHE KE

TRYING TO DISTRACT HIM, AND WHEN

HE TURNED HIS HEAD.

>> SHE GRABBED HER BRIEFCASE,

GRABBED MY PACKET OF STONES THAT

HER AND I SEALED TOGETHER, PUT

IT IN HER BAG AND BROUGHT OUT

ANOTHER PACKAGE THAT LOOKS JUS

LIKE IT THAT

SHE HAD PRE-MADE

TED: BUT YAMPULSKI SAYS HE WAS

WELL AWARE OF WHAT WAS GOING ON.

OUT, LOCKED HER INSIDE THE VAULT

AND CALLED POLICE.

>> WE WERE WATCHING THE VIDEO

CAMERAS AND SHE STARTED RIPPING

UP THE FAKE PACKAGE AND WAS

ACTUALLY TRYING TO SHOVE THEM UP

HER SKIR

TED: BOCA RATON POLICE ARRIVED,

HER IN HANDCUFFS.

POLICE ARE ALSO LOOKING TO TALK

WITH A MAN WHO CAME IN THE STORE

HOURS EARLIER.

For more infomation >> Attempted multi-million dollar jewelry heist - Duration: 1:49.

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Step-Up Omaha's 10th year - Duration: 1:21.

NETWORK PUSHED COMPANIES TO HELP

FUND SUMMER JOBS FOR TEENS.

KETV NEWS WATCH 7'S LAURANN

ROBINSON REPORTS WITH THE

CHALLENGE TO EXPAND THE STEP UP

PROGRAM.

LAURANN: STEP UP OMAHA KICKED

OFF ITS 10TH YEAR MONDAY

MORNING.

THE SUMMER JOBS PROGRAM AIMS TO

PAIR AREA YOUTH WITH LOCAL

BUSINESSES GIVING YOUNG WORKERS

ON-SITE JOB TRAINING AND

EXPERIENCE.

NOW, THE CAMPAIGN IS URGING

LOCAL BUSINESSES TO DO JUST WHAT

THE NAME SAYS.

STEP UP.

AND EITHER HIRE OR DONATE.

>> WE ARE VERY CLOSE TO A

MILLION DOLLARS RIGHT NOW.

LAURAN THE GOAL IS $1.2

MILLION.

IN EACH OF THE LAST 3 YEARS,

THE CITY OF OMAHA HAS

CONTRIBUTED $500,000 TO THE STEP

UP SUMMER JOBS PROGRAM.

I HAVE ALREADY PLEDGED TO

INCREASE OUR FUNDING TO $1

MILLION IN 2018.

LAURANN: AND WITH AN

OVERWHELMING 1660 APPLICANTS,

THE GROUP HOPES TO BE ABLE TO

PLACE AT LEAST 600 OF THEM

>> IF WE COME TOGETHER AND D

WHAT WE SHOULD BE DOING WE COULD

, HIRE A THOUSAND OR SO YOUNG

PEOPLE.

LAURANN: ORGANIZERS SAY IT'S

MORE THAN JUST THE STUDENTS WHO

BENEFIT FROM THE PROGRAM

COMPANIES GET A NEW PERSPECTIV

AND THE MORE DIVERSE WORKFORCE.

>> AS FOR BUSINESSES, YOU GET

FRESH EYES, WILLING HANDS AND AN

EAGERNESS TO CONTRIBUTE.

LAURANN: AS WELL AS GROOMING

YOUNG TALENT TO LEARN, GROW, AND

STAY IN OMAHA FOR THEIR

For more infomation >> Step-Up Omaha's 10th year - Duration: 1:21.

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Future jobs for former soldiers - Duration: 1:27.

THE PAYS PROGRAM, PARTNERSHIP

FOR YOUTH SUCCESS AIMS TO GET

YOUNG MILITARY PROFESSIONALS

INTO THE CIVILIAN WORK FORCE

RIGHT AWAY.

KETV NEWSWATCH 7'S MICHELLE

BANDUR HAS THE BIG STORY AT

6:00.

MICHELLE WITH FULL MILITARY

: HONORS THE UNITED STATES ARMY

, AND NEBRASKA MEDICINE ENTERED

INTO A PARTNERSHIP WITH THE

MONDAY.

STROKE OF A PEN, THEY JOINED

FORCES TO SOLVE A BIG PROBLEM.

HOW TO EMPLOY THE MILLION PLUS

SOLDIERS THAT WILL SOON BE

LEAVING THE MILITARY.

>> PEOPLE GETTING OUT OF THE

MILITARY, WE'RE NOT REALLY SURE

WHERE WE'RE GOING AND WHAT WE'RE

GOING TO DO.

MICHELLE NOT EVERYONE IN THE

: ARMY IS A COMBAT SOLDIER.

OUT OF NECESSITY THOUSANDS ARE

MEDICS AND HEALTH CARE

PROFESSIONALS.

>> EVERY NURSE, DOCTOR, MEDICAL

PROFESSIONAL THAT IS IN THE ARMY

GOES THROUGH THE SAME

CERTIFICATIONS AND

QUALIFICATIONS THAT A HOSPITAL

PROVIDER GOES THROUGH.

MICHELLE WITH OVER 600 CURRENT

: JOB POSTINGS AND HUNDREDS MORE

ON THE HORIZON, NEBRASKA

MEDICINE NEEDS TRAINED WORKERS

NOW.

>> THESE ARE GREAT EMPLOYEES,

THESE ARE MISSION DRIVEN, THEY

WORK HARD, THEY'RE DEDICATED.

THEY'RE SMART, INNOVATIVE, THEY

CAN PROBLEM SOLVE.

MICHELLE THE PAYS PROGRAM WILL

: MATCH SOLDIERS WITH OPENINGS

AT THE HEALTH SYSTEM PROVIDING

NEEDED JOBS AND STABILITY IN

THEIR LIVES.

AND THE PROGRAM IS NOT JUST FOR

HEALTH CARE WORKERS, ANY

INDUSTRY CAN JOIN IN.

SOMETHING NEBRASKA MEDICINE

ENCOURAGES.

>> I ABSOLUTELY WOULD ENCOURAGE

THEM BECAUSE I THINK WE OWE IT

TO OUR MEN AND WOMEN TO GIVE

For more infomation >> Future jobs for former soldiers - Duration: 1:27.

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Palm Bay residents concerned over foul-smelling algae in Indian River Lagoon - Duration: 1:29.

PALM BAY ARE

DESCRIBING THE SEAWEED IN THE

INDIAN RIVER LAGOON.

REPORTER: THIS IS CASTAWAY BEACH

.

HOW DOES THIS PART OF THE LAGOON

SMELL?

>> THE MOST NOXIOUS ODOR YOU CAN

IMAGINE.

>> I DON'T KNOW WHETHER THE DRY

WEED STINKS WORSE THAN THE WET

WEED.

>> WHEN YOUR WIFE OPENS THE

FRONT DOOR, IT WAKES YOU UP.

THAT IS HOW REPORTER: BAD IT CAN

BE.

THE ALGAE THAT HAS BEEN

COLLECTING HERE FOR THREE MONTHS

SOMETIMES EXTENDS 70 FEET FROM

SHORE.

THE RESIDENCE IN THE

CONDOMINIUMS HAVE TRIED

EVERYTHING THEY CAN THINK OF TO

GET IT -- TO GET RID OF IT.

SCIENTISTS SAY DOES NATURALLY

OCCURRING THE A HAVE NOT SEEN IT

BEFORE.

THIS SMELLY SITUATION IS THE WAY

THE WHOLE A IS HEADED UNLESS

SOMETHING IS DONE.

SCIENTISTS SAY THE NITROGEN RICH

MONK AT -- MUCK AND CONTAMINANTS

ARE CHANGING IT FROM A SEAGRASS

ECOSYSTEMS CLEARWATER TO AN

ALGAE DOMINATED ENVIRONMENT WITH

MURKY WATER THAT IS IN HOSPITAL

FOR FISH.

THE PEOPLE DON'T LIKE IT MUCH

EITHER.

>> YOU -- I KNOW THAT IT IS NOT

HEALTHY FOR PEOPLE.

REPORTER: THE BEST HOPE IN THE

SHORT RUN IS FOR THE WIND TO

CHANGE.

For more infomation >> Palm Bay residents concerned over foul-smelling algae in Indian River Lagoon - Duration: 1:29.

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Family, police ask for prayers after fatal shooting of Tecumseh officer - Duration: 1:28.

AND IS IN

THE HOSPITAL, AND THAT IS WHERE

JONATHAN COOPER PICKS UP THE

STORY.

JONATHAN: OFFICER TURNEY PASSED

AWAY AROUND 8:40 THIS MORNING,

AND WE ARE TOLD HIS FAMILY WAS

WITH HIM WHEN HE DIED.

A LOT OF PEOPLE ARE ASKING FOR

PRAYERS.

OU MEDICAL CENTER, A TRAGIC

GATHERING PLACE FOR OFFICERS AND

FAMILY MONDAY MORNING.

IT WAS HERE WHERE TECUMSEH

POLICE OFFICER JUSTIN TURNEY

DIED.

HE WAS TAKEN TO OU MED LAST

NIGHT AFTER BEING SHOT THREE

TIMES.

HE WENT THROUGH SURGERY UNTIL

5:30.

POLICE SAY HE LOST A LOT OF

BLOOD AND DIED A FEW HOURS

LATER.

HIS IMMEDIATE FAMILY MADE IT

INTO TOWN AND WAS WITH HIM WHEN

HE PASSED.

>> WE WERE ABLE TO GET THE

POLICE DEPARTMENT, THE

POTTAWATOMIE COUNTY --

POTTAWATOMIE SHERIFF'S COUNTY

POLICE DEPARTMENT HERE TO ASSIST

US.

JONATHAN: POLICE CAME TO THE

HOSPITAL TO SHOW SUPPORT, AND A

PROCESSION OF MORE THAN A DOZEN

OFFICERS ADDED AT THE MEDICAL

EXAMINER'S OFFICE.

THEIR MISSION, TO ESCORT HIS

BODY BACK HOME AND PAY RESPECTS

TO THEIR FATHER -- FALLEN LAW

ENFORCEMENT BROTHER.

THAT APARTMENT IS GETTING A LOT

OF PRAYERS.

WE COUNTED 19 DIFFERENT CARS AS

PART OF THAT PROCESSION.

For more infomation >> Family, police ask for prayers after fatal shooting of Tecumseh officer - Duration: 1:28.

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STATE OF ADDICTION: Doctors searching for alternatives for pain treatment - Duration: 2:01.

MANAGED, AND MANY DOCTORS ARE

ENCOURAGING PATIENTS TO SEEK

OTHER WAYS TO EASE THEIR PAIN.

>> 1, 2, ELBOWS UP 3, 4 STOMACH

IN .

>> MY PAIN WAS ABSOLUTELY

EXCRUCIATING.

>> FIRST BACK, THEN KNEE PAIN,

AND LATER, A BROKEN NECK.

TIM MCNALLY KNOWS SEVERE PAIN

LIKE HE KNOWS ADDICTION.

AND HE SAYS YOGA IS HIS KEY TO

SURVIVAL

>> AS I STARTED DOING THIS,

AFTER ABOUT A WEEK, IT WAS

LIFE-CHANGING.

>> THE FORMER ALCOHOLIC NOW 26

YEARS SOBER, SAYS YOGA

STRENGTHENS THE CORE AND

RELIEVES HIS PAIN BETTER THAN

PAINKILLERS.

>> MY PAIN WENT FROM A NINE OR

10 TO A TWO OR THREE.

>> ORTHOPEDIC SPECIALIST RYAN

KRUPP SAYS YOGA CAN BE USED TO

TREAT ATHLETIC INJURIES TOO.

AND THERE ARE MORE OPTIONS THAN

JUST OPIOIDS.

>> ANYTHING FROM

ANTI-INFLAMMATORY MEDICATION TO

THINGS LIKE YOGA.

OBVIOUSLY HAVING WELL BALANCED

EXERCISE IS IMPORTANT.

>> OTHER ALTERNATIVES INCLUDE

VARIATIONS OF PHYSICAL THERAPY.

PHYSICAL THERAPIST KRISTIN

OLIVERIO SAYS THERE ARE A RANGE

OF TECHNIQUES STARTING WITH

BASICS, LIKE STRETCHING,

EXERCISE, ICE AND HEAT

BEYOND THAT, PATIENTS CAN TRY

MIRROR THERAPY OR MOTOR IMAGERY

WHICH ARE TECHNIQUES USED TO

TRICK THE BRAIN.

AND A MORE PHYSICAL APPROACH-IS

TRIGGER POINT DRY NEEDLING.

>> WE TAKE A FINE, HOLLOW NEEDLE

AND WE INSERT IT INTO A MUSCLE

THAT HAS A TRIGGER POINT WHI

IS LIKE A TIGHT MUSCLE BAND.

WAX THAT, SHE SAYS, RELEASES

TOXINS AND BALANCES CHEMICALS

WITHIN THE MUSCLE.

BOTTOMLINE, OLIVERIO SAYS

EDUCATION IS KEY.

THAT'S WHY HER CLINIC IS

LAUNCHING NEW A INITIATIVE TO

EDUCATE STAFF AND CLIENTS-IN THE

HOPES OF ELIMINATING FEAR AND

CURBING THE EPIDEMIC.

AS TIM MCNALLY STAVES OFF HIS

OWN PAIN HE'S WORKING TO COMBAT

THE EPIDEMIC TOO.

NOW CERTIFIED IN YOGA HE'S

SPENDING RETIREMENT HELPING

OTHERS CLIMB OUT OF THE DEPTHS

OF ADDICTION.

>> THERE'S REALLY NO DIFFERENCE.

ONE IS A PILL, ONE IS A DRINK.

IT REALLY DOESN'T MATTER EITHER

For more infomation >> STATE OF ADDICTION: Doctors searching for alternatives for pain treatment - Duration: 2:01.

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Mike Lynch celebrates 35 years at WCVB - Duration: 1:01.

NEXT GENERATION OF

FANS.

Ed: DO YOU KNOW WHAT TODAY

IS?

>> Maria: DO YOU KNOW WHAT

TODAY IS?

>> THE LAST MONDAY IN MARCH.

Ed: HE IS RIGHT.

IT IS THE LAST MONDAY IN MARCH

AND IT IS MARCH 27th.

TODAY IS ALSO MARCH 27th,

AND SOMETHING HAPPENED --

KELLEY ANNE, WOULD YOU TAKE

THAT?

SOMETHING HAPPENED 35 YEARS

AGO -- I AM GETTING OUT OF THE

CHAIR.

IT WAS 35 YEARS AGO AND MIKE

LYNCH WAS ON THE AIR FOR THE

FIRST TIME HERE AT CHANNEL 5.

>> HOW ABOUT THAT.

>> DO YOU REMEMBER WHAT YOU

DID?

>> IT WAS THE FINAL FOUR

WEEKEND OF 1982.

IT WAS A SATURDAY AND I HAVE

NO IDEA HOW THEY INVITED ME

BACK FOR SUNDAY OR MONDAY.

IT IS HARD TO BELIEVE.

THANK YOU FOR CHANNEL FIVE

TAKING A CHANCE ON SOMEBODY

PROBABLY WITH NO BUSINESS

BEING AT THE STATION.

>> WOULD YOU CUT THIS PLEASE?

>> DO I REALLY DO IT?

For more infomation >> Mike Lynch celebrates 35 years at WCVB - Duration: 1:01.

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Upstate sheriff says a massive search for a runaway girl is a reminder of the dangers out there - Duration: 1:22.

>> WE JUST SPOKE TO LAURENS

COUNTY SHERIFF DON REYNOLDS

ABOUT THAT DAY AND A HALF LONG

SEARCH FOR 12-YEAR-OLD ZOE

CARLES AND HE TOLD US WHY THERE

WERE CERTAIN, SPECIFIC AGENCIES

INVOLVED IN THIS SEARCH.

THE CONCERN IS SOMEONE WANTS TO

DO THEM HARM OR TAKE ADVANTAGE

OF THEM IN ANY KIND OF WAY.

>> THEY CAN EASILY BE INTO DRUG

HOUSES, PROSTITUTION.

I MEAN THERE SOME EVIL FORCES

OUT THERE, AND THEY'RE

CONSTANTLY ON THE LOOKOUT FOR

VICTIMS.

THE SHERIFF SAYS BY THE TIME

ZOE'S FAMILY REALIZED SHE HAD

RUN AWAY AND WAITED FOR HER TO

COME HOME BEFORE CALLING LAW

ENFORCEMENT THE SEARCH BEGAN

ABOUT 7 HOURS LATER THAN

OFFICERS WOULD HAVE NORMALLY

STARTE

THE DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL

RESOURCES CLINTON PUBLIC SAFETY

DEPARTMENT SLED AND FBI WORKED

ALONGSIDE COMMUNITY VOLUNTEERS

THE SHERIFF SAYS THESE DAYS THIS

SHOW OF SUPPORT IS CONSIDERED

TYPICAL

>> IF YOU'RE TECH SAVVY OR NOT,

THEY'RE GOING TO HAVE CONTACTS

ONE WAY ANOTHER OR FACEBOOK OR

SNAPCHAT OR WHATEVER THE HECK.

THERE'S SO MUCH STUFF OUT THERE

THAT PEOPLE CAN GET INVOLVED IN

TO GET TEMPTED OR GET STEERED SO

TO SPEAK OR ADVISED ILLY.

>> NOW THAT ZOE IS HOME SAFE

INVESTIGATORS WILL TRY TO FIGURE

OUT WHAT LED HER TO RUN AWAY.

>> THEY'RE GOING TO SIT DOWN AND

TALK WITH THE YOUNG LADY AND TRY

TO MAYBE GET AN UNDERSTANDING

ABOUT WHY SHE DID MAYBE A LITTLE

For more infomation >> Upstate sheriff says a massive search for a runaway girl is a reminder of the dangers out there - Duration: 1:22.

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City leaders demand answers about security at Cameo nightclub - Duration: 1:47.

.

IT COULD BE TOUGHER GIVEN THE

CLUB'S PAST.

SUNDAY'S GUN VIOLENCE WAS NOT

THE FIRST TIME CINCINNATI POLICE

RACED TO CAMEO NIGHTCLUB.

>> FROM THE INFORMATION THAT I

HAVE, THERE HAVE BEEN INCIDENTS.

TODD: BUT NO INCIDENT COMPARES

TO THE BULLETS THAT KILLED ONE

MAN AND LEFT 16 PEOPLE INJURED.

BECAUSE OF THE MASS SHOOTING,

CITY LEADERS SPENT MONDAY

DISCUSSING CAMEO'S LIQUOR

LICENSE AND SECURITY MEASURES.

>> I THINK THERE ARE A LOT OF

QUESTIONS THAT ARE LEGITIMATE

THAT ARE BEING ASKED.

TODD: MAYOR JOHN CRANLEY KNOWS

EVERYONE IS WONDERING HOW GUNS

GOT INSIDE THE CLUB.

>> I THINK ALL OF THIS IS GOING

TO PLAY OUT OVER THE NEXT

SEVERAL WEEKS.

WHAT THE SECURITY PROTOCOLS

WERE?

WHAT HAD BEEN AGREED TO BASED ON

PREVIOUS INCIDENCES?

AND WHAT THE POLICE RECOMMEND

SHOULD BE DONE.

TODD: DURING A LAW AND PUBLIC

SAFETY COMMITTEE MEETING,

COUNCIL MEMBER CHARLIE WINBURN

SAID THE CITY SHOULD CONSIDER

ASKING ALL BAR OWNERS TO CREATE

SAFETY PLANS.

>> I THINK WE MAY WANT TO

ESTABLISH A BEST PRACTICE, IF WE

DON'T ALREADY HAVE THEM, FOR

BARS THAT WE WOULD SIGN OFF ON

SAFETY.

THAT HERE'S WHAT EVERY BAR MUST

HAVE.

TODD: CURRENTLY, BARS HAVE NO

SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS TO FOLLOW,

BUT POLICE OFTEN WORK WITH CLUB

OWNERS.

CHIEF ELIOT ISAAC SAYS CAMEO'S

OWNER AGREED TO INSTALL A METAL

DETECTOR.

ISAAC ALSO SAID CAMEO'S SECURITY

TEAM USES A WAND AND DOES

PAT-DOWNS TO KEEP ILLEGAL ITEMS

OUT.

WE KNOW CLUB-GOERS COULD PAY A

HIGHER COVER CHARGE TO GO

THROUGH A SHORTER SECURITY LINE.

>> THOSE REPORTS THAT YOU COULD

PAY A FEE TO AVOID THE METAL

DETECTOR, OBVIOUSLY VERY

DISTURBING, AND I'LL BE VERY

INTERESTED TO SEE WHAT THE

POLICE HAVE TO SAY ABOUT THAT.

TODD: NOW, THE SECURITY GUARD WE

TALKED TO TOLD US THAT PEOPLE IN

BOTH LINES STILL HAVE TO GO

THROUGH A CHECKPOINT.

BUT POLICE WILL MAKE THE FINAL

DETERMINATION ABOUT WHETHER

CAMEO'S PROTOCOLS WERE

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Clemson fans torn over whether to cheer for the Gamecocks - Duration: 1:38.

>> GLAD TO HAVE YOU WITH US HERE

ON WCCP 105.5 THE ROAR

IT'S A TEAM CLEMSON FANS USUALLY

LOVE TO HATE.

>> WE'LL BE ON UNTIL 3:00

TALKING PROBABLY ABOUT THE

GAMECOCKS.

>> BUT, ON THE FLAGSHIP RADIO

STATION FOR CLEMSON ATHLETICS

TALK TURNED TO ANOTHER TEAM.

>> YOU BEAT WHO WAS IN FRONT OF

YOU.

YOU GOT TO THE FINAL FOUR.

IT'S THE FIRST TIME IN THE

HISTORY OF YOUR SCHOOL.

CLEMSON'S NEVER DONE IT.

I SAY CONGRATULATIONS.

>> FANS HAD PLENTY TO SAY.

ABOUT THE GAMECOCKS HEADING TO

THEIR FIRST EVER FINAL FOUR.

>> 99.9% OF THE GAMECOCKS

WOULDN'T PULL FOR US IF WE WERE

IN THIS SITUATION

AND A LOT OF THEM IS SAYING IT'S

SOUR GRAPES, BUT NO IT'S CALLED

A RIVALRY 55

>> I HAVE PULLED FOR GAMECOCKS

THE LAST TWO GAMES, GOD DON'T

STRIKE ME DEAD PLEASE FOR SAYING

THAT BUT FOR MY DAD'S SAKE I'M

PULLING FOR THEM I HOPE THEY WIN

>> THEY COULD NOT STAND US TO

WIN, SO YOU KNOW WHAT?

I'M NOT GOING TO GIVE THEM THE

SAME THEY DIDN'T GIVE US THAT,

SO I'M NOT GOING TO GIVE THEM

THAT.

IF THEY WIN IT HEY GREAT FOR THE

STATE.

IF NOT, NO TEARS LOST HERE 32

>> EVEN FORMER TIGERS WEIGHING

IN

CLEMSON LINEBACKER BEN BOULWARE

TWEETING.

NOT A FAN OF THE GAMECOCKS BUT I

AM A FAN OF OUR STATE.

WITH THAT BEING SAID LETS GO

GAMECOCKS.

>> FORMER CLEMSON FORWARD TREVOR

BOOKER POSTED FEELS AWKWARD

SAYING THIS, BUT LET'S GO

GAMECOCKS.

>> DON'T YOU FEEL LIKE CLEMSON

FANS ARE KIND OF PULLED APART

TODAY?

>> LOYALTY VERSUS STATE PRIDE

NOT AN EASY CHOICE FOR SOME FANS

TO MAKE.

MANDY GAITHER WYFF NEWS 4 IN

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Cameo security guard recounts chaos of mass shooting - Duration: 1:47.

IT IS AN INTERVIEW YOU'LL SEE

ONLY ON WLWT.

BRIAN.

BRIAN: THE SECURITY GUARD SAID

WAS SO CLOSER TO THE SHOOTING HE

SAW THE FLASHES OF THE GUNS AND

SMELLED THE SMOKE FROM THE

BARREL OF THE WEAPONS.

THE FINGERPRINTS OF CHAOS AR

LEFT OUTSIDE THE CLUB, WHERE A

SECURITY GUARD SAYS HE DOESN'T

JUST REMEMBER WHAT HAPPENED, HE

RELIVES IT.

>> THE ONE BODY THAT WAS

LITERALLY IN MY FACE THAT I

CANNOT GET RID OF, LAYING ON THE

FLOOR WHILE PEOPLE WERE TRYING

TO HELP HIM STAY ALIVE.

BRIAN: THE GUARD DIDN'T WANT TO

BE IDENTIFIED, BUT SAYS HE WAS

PART OF THE SECURITY TEA

INSIDE WHEN THE GUNFIRE ERUPTED.

HE QUICKLY SAW A MAN CLEARLY%

STRUGGLING FOR HIS LIFE.

>> FIRST THING I DID WAS CHECK

HIS PULSE.

BRIAN: HE SAYS HE DIDN'T KNOW

THE VICTIM HE WAS TRYING TO HE

WAS O'BRYAN SPIKES.

>> AS I WALKED TOWARD THE DOOR I

SAW AN INDIVIDUAL LAYING THERE

AND HIS FRIENDS, HIS FAMILY, OR

WHOEVER WAS WITH THEM TRYING TO

HELP THEM STAY ALIVE.

IT WAS BLOOD ON THE GROUND, IT

WAS JUST A LOT.

BRIAN: SPIKES DID NOT SURVIVE

THE GUNSHOT WOUND.

>> TO BE ABLE TO GET DRESSED

LOOK GOOD AND ALL THE SUDDEN NOT

BE ABLE TO GO HOME AND SEE YOUR

LOVED ONES.

BRIAN: THE SECURITY GUARD SAYS

PEOPLE STOOD IN TWO LINES TO GET

INTO THE CLUB.

ONE WAS A SHORTER, MORE

EXPENSIVE VIP LINE, BUT BOTH

WERE SUPPOSED TO BE EQUALLY AS

SECURE AND GO THROUGH SIMILAR

SECURITY CHECK

HE SAYS HE DOES NOT KNOW HOW

MULTIPLE GUNS GOT PAST MULTIPLE

CHECKPOINTS, BUT SAYS THE

SHOOTINGS HAVE MADE ONE THING

CLEAR.

>> NONE OF THIS IS WORTH IT,

NONE OF THIS.

BRIAN: THAT SECURITY GUARD TELLS

US HE WAS INSIDE WHEN THEY GET A

CALL FOR A DISTURBANCE.

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John Cessarich's Complete Forecast - Duration: 3:33.

>> NOW, YOUR LIVE SUPER DOPPLER

4 HD WEATHER FORECAST.

JOHN: WE HAVE ALL THESE SEVERE

THUNDERSTORM WATCH BOXES AT

HERE.

1, 2, 3, 4 OF THEM, IT INCLUDES

EAST TENNESSEE AND NOW IN

NORTHWESTERN GEORGIA, MAYBE OF

YOU PEOPLE -- YOU PEOPLE IN

CHEROKEE COUNTY.

MAYBE YOU GUYS IN CHEROKEE

COUNTY.

IT WILL BE A CLOSE CALL BECAUSE

A MARGINAL RISK FOR SEVERE

WEATHER IS IN THE SOUTHWESTERN

MOUNTAINS OF NORTH CAROLINA.

BACK INTO THE SOUTH AND NORTHERN

AND WESTERN SUBURBS OF ATLANTA.

THE FARTHER WEST YOU GO, YOU CAN

SEE AN ADVANCED AREA WHERE THEY

PARTY HAD A ROUND OF SEVERE

THUNDERSTORMS.

YOU CAN SEE THE NORTH OF ROME

AND READY TO MOVE INSIDE

INTERSTATE 75.

THINGS ARE FAIRLY QUIET HERE.

WE HAD SOME BRIEF SHOWERS MOVE

VERY QUICKLY.

LOOK AT THIS ACROSS WAYNESVILLE,

ASHEVILLE.

THEN IT BECAME A THUNDERSTORM.

IT BECAME SEVERE AS WE GOT NORTH

OF PAPER A OF THE MOUNTAINS AND

INTO THE FOOTHILLS.

THESE THUNDERSTORMS HAVE

INCREASED THEIR STRENGTH.

NOW THERE ARE NO SEVERE

THUNDERSTORM WARNINGS FOR THE

NORTHERN FOOTHILLS OF NORTH

CAROLINA.

80 THIS AFTERNOON, 80 DEGREES.

THEY MISSED OF THE ALL-TIME

RECORD BY ONE DEGREE.

IT WAS SET BACK IN 2007.

THE AVERAGE HIGH IS 68 DEGREES.

74 DEGREES IS THE HIGH THIS

AFTERNOON.

ALSO TOLD DEGREES ABOVE THE

AVERAGE FOR THIS TIME OF YEAR,

IT MISSED THE ALL-TIME RECORD BY

SIX DEGREES.

A LIVE SHOT IN ASHEVILLE RIGHT

NOW, THIS IS NORTHBOUND THIS IS

EXIT 33.

EVERYTHING LOOKS FANTASTIC

OUTSIDE.

A 71 DEGREE TEMPERATURES.

EVERYTHING ELSE IS LOOKING

PRETTY NICE.

A NICE BREEZE OUT OF THE SOUTH.

HUMIDITY LEVELS ARE IN THE

INCREASE.

IT IS 81 IN BIRMINGHAM WITH

THOSE THUNDERSTORMS AROUND THE

AREA COLD OFF BY THE

THUNDERSTORMS EARLIER IN

ASHEVILLE.

57 DEGREES IN ST. LOUIS.

THERE IS THE UPPER LEVEL LOW

THAT WILL SPEND ACROSS OUR AREA.

MOST OF THE ENERGY SHOULD STAY

UP TO OUR NORTH.

ALL OF THIS ENERGY IN THE AT

THIS -- UPPER ATMOSPHERE.

THERE IS THAT NO UP IN MAINE,

NEW HAMPSHIRE AND VERMONT.

HERE IS THE FRONTS TOMORROW

MORNING.

IT COULD TRIGGER A STRAY SHOWER

BUT ONLY A 30 OR 40% CHANCE.

PLENTY OF SUNSHINE ON WEDNESDAY,

A BEAUTIFUL DAY.

TONIGHT, SCATTERED SHOWERS.

OVERNIGHT TONIGHT, SOME OF THE

RAIN COULD BE HEAVY.

A HIGH 80 IN THE UPSTATE, 73

DEGREES IN THE MOUNTAINS.

THE FOUR-DAY PLUS LOOKS LIKE

THIS, EVEN DRY CONDITIONS WITH

SUNSHINE ON WEDNESDAY.

LESS HUMID CONDITIONS.

THEN WE COOL DOWN ON THURSDAY

AND THURSDAY NIGHT.

WE GET WEDGED IN WITH THAT

NORTHEAST WIND.

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Lifeguards make eight rescues at St. Lucie County beaches - Duration: 1:42.

FOUR OF THOSE SWIMMERS

ON ONCE.

-- ALL AT ONCE.

SHE HAS THE STORY ALL NEW AT

6:00.

ANGELA: LIEUTENANT GRAYSON MONEY

HAS BEEN A LIFEGUARD WITH MARINE

SAFETY OCEAN RESCUE HERE IN ST.

LUCIE COUNTY FOR MORE THAN TWO

DECADES.

HIS SKILLS CAME IN HANDY THIS

WEEKEND.

>> I HAD A CALL FROM ONE OF TH

CONDOS WAY DOWN ON THE BEACH AND

I RESCUED FOUR PEOPLE THAT WERE

PRETTY MUCH CAUGHT IN IT.

ANGELA: HE RUSHED TO THE SCENE

AND FOUND FOUR PEOPLE STRUGGLING

IN THE WATER.

>> IT WAS ONE LADY THAT GOT

CAUGHT AND THREE OTHER GUYS WHO

WENT OUT TO GO HELP HER AND

PRETTY MUCH NONE OF THEM WERE

GONNA MAKE IT BACK IN 'CAUS

THAT'S HOW STRONG THE RIP WAS,

SO I WENT OUT THERE WITH A

RESCUE BOARD GOT THEM ALL AND

BROUGHT THEM BACK IN.

ANGELA: RIP CURRENTS KEPT

LIFEGUARDS HERE AT PEPPER BEACH

PARK AND WAVELAND BEACH PRETTY

BUSY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.

HE SAYS THERE WERE TOTAL OF

EIGHT RESCUES.

BEACHGOERS, ESPECIALLY PARENTS,

ARE KEEPING AN EYE OUT.

>> I JUST TELL THEM NOT TO GO

PAST THEIR KNEES 'CAUSE I'M

AFRAID IT WILL SUCK THEM OUT.

I DON'T LIKE TO GO OUT IN THE

WATER EITHER SO I JUST TELL THEM

TO STAY AS CLOSE TO ME AS

POSSIBLE.

>> I DON'T CARE IF THEY GO IN

THE WATER BUT I'VE TOLD THEM

WHAT TO DO.

IF THEY FEEL LIKE THEY A

GETTING SUCKED OUT, GO WITH IT,

THEY'RE SWIMMERS, THEY CAN DO

IT, SWIM AROUND AND COME BACK.

THEY KNOW WHAT TO DO.

ANGELA: OFFICIALS ENCOURAGE

EVERYONE TO SWIM NEAR A

LIFEGUARD AND TO PAY ATTENTION

TO THE WARNING FLAGS.

>> A LOT OF PEOPLE WILL COME OUT

HERE AND THEY WILL SAY WE DIDN'T

EVEN KNOW WHAT THE RED FLAG

MEANT, SO IT PAYS TO ACTUALLY

ASK QUESTIONS AND LOOK AT THE

FLAGS AND FIND OUT WHAT THEY

REPRESENT.

IF YOU ARE AT A PLACE WHERE

THERE IS NO LIFEGUARD, TRY TO

REMEMBER TO SWIM PARALLEL TO T

SHORE LINE, NOT AGAINST THE RI

CURRENT, UNTIL YOU EXIT OUT OF

IT AND FEEL FREE OF IT AND THEN

SWIM BACK INTO TO SHORE.

ANGELA: THE WATER SEEMS TO BE

CALM RIGHT NOW, BUT OFFICIALS

HERE IN ST. LUCIE COUNTY SAY IF

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Rain Arrives This Evening - Duration: 4:00.

MIKE: A LOT TO LOOK AT A

DISSECT.

NOW THE STORMS THAT ARE ALL

AROUND GREATER CINCINNATI, WE

WILL BE FEELING THAT SOON.

KEVI IT WILL BE FIGHTING IN

HERE IN THE NEXT COUPLE OF

HOURS.

SLIDING IN HERE IN THE NEXT

COUPLE OF HOURS.

HERE IS ANOTHER VANTAGE POINT.

THE RADAR SHOWS YOU THAT SOME OF

THOSE STORMS ARE USING FOR THE

I-64.

THE YELLO POLYGONS COINCIDE

WITH SEVERE STORMS.

I EXPECT THE BULK OF THE SEVERE

WEATHER TO STAY DEEP IN PARTS OF

THE BLUEGRASS.

I WILL NOT RULE OUT ROGUE

STORM.

THE BEST THREAT FOR SEVERE

WEATHER WILL STAY TO OUR SOUTH

INDIES.

WE ARE ON -- SOUTH AND EAST.

WE ARE ON THE FRINGE.

ANY THREATS FROM STORMS THIS

EVENING TO OUR SOUTH WILL COME

FROM THE POTENTIAL OF STRONG

WINDS AND HAIL.

THERE WILL BE THUNDER AND

LIGHTNING FOR MOST OF US LATER

THIS EVENING.

BRING A NOVELLA BECAUSE YOU WILL

NEED IT.

A FEW MORE HOURS AND METRO AND

NORTH OF THE RIVER TO ENJOY A

RELATIVELY NICE EVENING.

AFTER 7:00, RAIN WILL BE MOVING

IN WITH MAYBE THUNDER AND

LIGHTNING.

YOU CAN SEE THE DARKER SKI.

67 IS WHERE WE ARE SITTING AT

THE AIRPORT.

THE BULK OF THE SEVERE WEATHER

IS REALLY HAD MORE HEAT AND

HUMIDITY TODAY.

-- WHERE THEY HAD MORE HEAT AND

HUMIDITY TODAY.

BETWEEN NOW AND 8:00, IF YOU'RE

IN THE METRO COMING WILL ENJOY

SOME PRETTY DRY WEATHER AND

COMFORTABLE CONDITIONS

9:00 AND 10:00, REMOVES ACROSS

THE AREA.

THE THREAT FOR SEVERE WEATHER

WILL BE THIS EVENING FOR A FEW

HOURS.

WE WILL BE LEFT WITH LIGHT RAIN

THROUGH THE OVERNIGHT.

I DO NOT THINK THIS IS A

SCENARIO WHERE WE HAVE A L OF

UNDER AND LIGHTNING MONDAY TRY

TO SLEEP.

WE HAVE STORMS AND DOWNPOURS.

THE ONLY DROPPED TO 57 TONIGHT.

-- WE ONLY DROPPED -- DROP TO 57

TONIGHT.

55 TO START THE MORNING.

59 BY LUNCHTIME AND WE CREEP

INTO THE LOW 60'S.

A LITTLE BIT COOLER TOMORROW

NIGH.

WE GET A BREAK ON WEDNESDAY.

IT LOOKS LIKE A KNIFE DAY WITH

TEMPERATURES -- NICE DAY WITH

TEMPERATURES IN THE 60'S.

WE COULD HAVE ANOTHER ROUND OF

STORMY WEATHER THURSDAY INTO

FRIDAY.

WE WILL SQUEEZE AND A NICE

WEEKEND - IN A NICE WEEKEND.

WE WILL TRY TO FIND TO IN THIS.

WE DO HAVE A LITTLE RAIN AND

FORECAST OR OPENING DAY.

TIMING IS EVERYTHING.

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Character Catch-Up: C-Note | Season 5 | PRISON BREAK - Duration: 1:09.

[music playing]

If I needed to get to Yemen, that's

something you can help me with?

There's a period of time where C-note, he goes on a journey.

And he figures out a way to make himself happy.

It's a change in culture.

It's a change in characteristics.

It's a huge change for this man.

And of course, where we left off before,

was always a tug of war with these guys,

because they're trying to break out

and get their own lives back.

How is this friendship, or this lack

of friendship, going to mesh right now?

Lincoln is in search of C-note.

And he finds him in a mosque.

And he needs my help.

C-NOTE: I thought he was dead.

So did everyone.

'Cause the clues are leading to a country far away.

So come to a guy, like me, C-note,

who has ties in the country where

Michael could possibly be.

We do a little research, and we're off and running.

Do you really got contacts?

Contacts with contacts.

[music playing]

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Police radio traffic reveals chaos of Sunday morning's mass shooting - Duration: 0:51.

>> ADDITIONAL UNITS THAT COULD

HEAD THIS WAY WOULD BE GREAT.

WE'VE GOT CARS JUMPING CURBS AND

PEOPLE EVERYWHERE.

>> WE HAVE NO IDEA IF THE

SHOOTER IS STILL ON SCENE.

>> CALLER ADVISED A MALE HAS

BEEN SHOT IN THE HEAD.

STILL BREATHING.

>> I NEED AN OFFICER AT STANLEY

AND KELLOGG.

I HAVE ANOTHER VICTIM HERE.

I NEED ANOTHER.

IT'S GOING TO BE KELLOGG AND

DELTA.

SHOT IN THE HEAD.

WE HAVE NOT MADE IT TO CAMEO.

DAN: THERE IS A LOT MORE RADIO

TRAFFIC WE'VE PULLED TOGETHER

FROM THAT MORNING.

FIRST RESPONDERS DESCRIBE THE

INJURIES, PEOPLE SHOT IN THE

CHEST, HEAD, AND OTHER PLACES.

IT'S ALL AN UNSETTLING

DESCRIPTION OF THE FRIGHTENING

SCENE.

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Teen killed in crash on Lakeshore Pkwy. - Duration: 0:23.

DIED IN A WRECK ON LAKESHORE

PARKWAY.

POLICE SAY IT HAPPENED SHORTLY

BEFORE 11:30 THIS MORNING NEAR

THE WEST OXMOOR ROAD

INTERSECTION.

FAMILY MEMBERS SAY THE VICTIM IS

A 19-YEAR-OLD MOTHER.

POLICE FOUND A CAR SEAT IN THE

BACK OF THE CAR AND SEARCHED FOR

THE BABY.

BUT LATER FOUND OUT, THE CHILD

WAS WITH SOMEONE ELSE AT THE